Responsibilities: Provide technical support and ongoing improvements for business applications. Coordinate activities with data source application owners to ensure data integration, including data integrity and data quality. Collaborate with business owners, business analysts, and other team members to define and document functional requirements for interfaces and system changes.
Requirements: Bachelor's in Engineering, Computer Science or related field & 5 yrs exp Microsoft technologies & development practices. Exp must include 5 yrs each of the following: Microsoft SQL Server & SSIS; coding standards; building queries & writing PowerShell scripts using Python/UNIX; & supporting all phases of project life cycle including running project prioritization & post-installation project meetings. Exp must include 3 yrs translating business requirements into ETL designs, technical design documents, & mapping specifications; & ETL performance tuning & development using Informatica Power Center & IDMC. Experience may be gained concurrently.
Apply via email: [email protected] (please put "Application Development Specialist" in Subject line)
OR apply by: Bright Horizons Children's Centers, ATTN: Talent Acquisition, 2 Wells Avenue, Newton, MA 02459
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